plugin for Mozilla, although the Java JRE does install one for Netscape 6.x. I've played around with this problem quite a bit -- downloading different JREs from 1.3.1 right through to the latest 1.4.0 -- and actually the solution is quite simple. Here's what you do:
If you have Java 2 Standard Edition Runtime v. 1.3.0_02: Find the DLL file NPOJI600.dll. If installed in the default location, it should be in C:\Program Files\JavaSoft\JRE\1.3.0_02\bin\, but will vary if you installed it in a different location. Copy this file to your Mozilla plugins folder. Restart Mozilla. If you have Java 2 Standard Edition Runtime, version 1.4.0: ... Exactly the same, except the DLL in this instance is NPOJI610.dll CAUTION: Don't muck about with useragent override or anything like that before you do this (that's for fooling sites into thinking you're using MSIE 5.0, etc.) This will also fool the plugin, and it'll crash Mozilla. BTW, I got a lot of help in figuring out the Mozilla/Java plugin conundrum from Newzilla. Every Mozilla fan should bookmark this site: http://www.gerbilbox.com/newzilla/index.php The exact Newzilla page with the Java plugin advice can be found at: http://www.gerbilbox.com/newzilla/mozilla/usingmoz07.php HTH. -- Regards Rupert James -- Remove lid to reply. RTH wrote: > Hi all. > I am using moz 0.9.9 and I am having a problem with a java pluggin. I go > here: http://www.dslreports.com/stest?loc=2 to run a speed test for my > cable modem, it works fine with NS 4.79 but with moz it tells me to > download a pluggin. Anyway I download the pluggin using the software > install option in preferences and it downloads and tries to install but it > stops and says I don't have enough free space on C: (I have 36 Gig free) > but then I cancel and then it says the package was installed successfully?? > Needles to say that Java pluggin is not working. Any ideas? > > Thanks! >
